Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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31
Hitherto I had generally worn veils only when intending to travel incognito in the city, and I had never worn them on official occasions of state.
Hitherto I had generally worn veils only when intending to travel incognito in the city, and I had never worn them on official occasions of state.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #31)
Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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12
28
It was opaque.
12
29
Little could now be seen of me but my eyes and a bit of the bridge of my nose.
12
30
I had not even known such a veil existed.
12
31
Hitherto I had generally worn veils only when intending to travel incognito in the city, and I had never worn them on official occasions of state.
12
32
"Come along," said Ligurious.
12
33
He took my arm and, half dragging me, conducted me from my quarters.
12
34
In moments we were hurrying through the halls.
It was opaque.
Little could now be seen of me but my eyes and a bit of the bridge of my nose.
I had not even known such a veil existed.
Hitherto I had generally worn veils only when intending to travel incognito in the city, and I had never worn them on official occasions of state.
"Come along," said Ligurious.
He took my arm and, half dragging me, conducted me from my quarters.
In moments we were hurrying through the halls.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 12)